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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
THE EXTENSION GRANTED.
The Opposition Obliged to Yield to
Superior MISUNDERSTANDING
Debate ON the Petition.

The City Council met in adjourned session
last night at the City Hall. Mayor Ken.
yon occupied the chair and Councilmen
Walton, Jahreiss, Lloyd, Forbis, Loebel
and Lavell were present at the opening.
The lobby was comparatively small, little
interest seeming to be manifested by the
| public in this session of the city fathers.
A delegation, consisting of Mr.. Davis Of
| South Butte, Mr.. Dawson, superintendent
| of the projected street railway. and Messrs.
Mcbride and Haldorn, attorneys, was
present in the interest of the Street
Railroad Company and to see that the
extension OF time asked be granted for the
| reason mentioned in their petition. The
reading of the minutes was dispensed with.
Mr.. Lloyd reported verbally from the
| Committee on Street Lighting that the
| committee had interviewed the Electric
| Light Company and that the lessees were
| not anxious to renew the contract for
| street-lighting, but would for the present
| continue it at the existing rates. The City
Attorney wal instructed to give the proper
notice to prop~erty-owners on Park and
| Main to renew sidewalks. Judge Hamilton
handed in his report from July 9 to
August 10, fees received $286.75, and
Treasurer Cannon's report presented
showed a balance of $500 in the treasury
on August %. Both were referred to the
Finance Committee. The committee which
had been instructed to investigate the exits
of the Grand Opera House were given fur
Their time to report. The petition of the
Butte Street Railway Company raj then
read by the Clerk as follows:
TIE srREEr RAILROAD PETITION.
To the Honorable the City Council OF
Butte, Montana-Your petitioners re-
spectfully request your honorable body to
grant them an extension of thirty days
from September 9, 1887, in which to fulfill
the requirements of Ordinance No. 70 with
regard to the completion and operation OF
the street railway in the city of Butte and
to South Butte for the following reasons:
First-The failure of the manufacturers
in Pittsburg to ship with the rails the fish
plates and bolts.
Second-The delay on the part of the
manufacturers of the rails to have the same
manufactured sooner owing to g. strike
among the workmen.
Third-The failure on the part OF the
railroad company to transport said rails
more rapidly.
Your petitioners further show that there
are now about thirty men at work pushing
the building Of said road as rapidly as pos
sible w. w. BENNETT,
s. E. LARABIE,
ct el., az the Butte Street Railway Com
pan per J. G. DAWSON,
Superintendent.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
THE DEBATE.

OF course opposition was to be expected
and it manifested itself Immediately. Mr..
Lavell expressed himself in short, emphatic
words as opposed to giving the street rail-
way company any extension OF their time.
Judge Loeber said he supposed it was
hardly necessary to give any reasons for
the action of gentlemen of the Council in
such a matter, and moved that the prayer
of the petition be granted and the COM
pary allowed thirty days more from Sep
TENDER 8. Mr.. Walton thought the gentle
men were acting out OF order. He moved
the reading of the ordinance which granted
the purchase. Clerk Speer family asked
Judge Hamilton, who was in the Council
chamber (which is also the Police Court,
if he had the keys of the safe with him.
and looked as if he sincerely hoped he had
Lost +h--~I ,,aoe H-~~ilAnn. how--oI1 pTU-
duced the keys with an oblialng readiness,
which delighted everybody but Clerk Speer,
who obtained the instrument and pro-
ceeded to get away with it as rapidly as he
could. At the
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"The Blood Is the Life"

Thorou .hly cleanse the blood, which is thu
fountain of health. by using DR.. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery, and good diges
ton, fair skin, buoyant spirits,vital strength
and soundness of constitution will be estab
lished.
Golden Medical Discovery cures all hum
ors, from the common pmple, blotch, OF
eruption, TO the worst scrofuls, or blood
poison Especially has it proven its efficacy
in curing salt rheum or letter, tever-sores
hipj lint disease, scrofulous sores and swell
ings. enlarged glands, ard eating ulcers.
Golden Medical Discovery cures cousump
ton (Which is scrofula of the lungs). by il
wonderful blood purifying, invig Grating, anc
nutr,ive pr pertes. For weak lungs. SPIT
ting of blood, shortness of breath, bronchitis
severe coughs asthma and kindred affections
it is a sovereign remedy. 1t promptly cures
the severest coughs.
For torpid liver, biliousness. or oliver com
plant" dyspepsia, and indigestion, it is al
unequaled remedy. Sold by druggists.
apris lW&S&wlw
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Inc ice in the river is very slow in leaving
.''' spring The stage between here and
ua'oiner has not run for the past week until
THIS morning,-Mr. John Bewmer has moved
:" 'onesooro where lie is engaged in running
!" mil The assembly of Royal Society of
n ~ fellows has rented the Stanford Hall -
Mr. r, 0. Sawyer is giving his house coat
VI paint.-Swallows were seen skimming
p p.ou"u IN this vicinity last week. -Lawrence
NJ" expect to start up their mill this week.
Mr. Z. l.. Lodge is giving his house coat
VI paint inside and out.-C. A. Phillips has
''usht the John Be auragard place.
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READFIELD.

Inc wife and child of Z. NJ. Hutchinson,
"e'e recently brought to this place for inter-
s.u' IN the beautiful cemetery at East Read
p M They died in Alabama whittier Mrs.
b a.,., had resorted for improvement in
P aaae She had spent several summers 10
~saeld among relatives and friends by
s, uUm sne was much beloved, and all deeply
Pavement.
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MARGARET MATHER

The sale of seats for Margaret Mather
opened most au'piciously yesterday morning
and there was the usual 'm at Hunts. A large
house was sold but some good seats yet re-
main. All will wish to see this favorite
actress in Rosalind.
Sol SMITH RUSSELL
All lovers of refined and wholesome
comedy are assured of rich entertainment
in the forthcoming engagement of the famous
comedian. Sol Smith Russell. This artist
1850 iavorably known to out citizens that the
simple announcement of his coming will
prove sufficient to crowd the hall. There
mas been very good sale of seats.
Y. M. C. A. ENTERTAINMENT.
Hum 'rous and pathetic rea iin9s by Mr..
Fred W. Adams, Thursday evening, 2lst, at
So'clock in the Y. VI. G A. ROM. Music
Will lie provided by l,cal talent. Admission
rs cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-20

The Governor has made the following nom
nations: For trustee of the Soldier Or
phans' Home at Bath, Richard X. Galley,
Portland; commissioner of pharmacy, Henry
T. Cummings, Portland, J. Q. A. Halves,
HslOwell; to take birds, etc., for scientific
purposes, French l.. Hirver, K ID, rt Fer
maid, 0rono; fish and game wardens. 0. T.
Despeaux, Brunswick, Moses G.. Howard,
Brownyille.
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Mr.. w. II. Bigelow is at home on a visit.
Capt John Sidney of Capital Island was
In the city yesterday
hon. VIM. Dickev of Fort Kent was in the
cry yesterday. Since the adjournment of
the Legislature he has been on trip to Bos-
pn and franklin county, and is on his return
home via Augusta.
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Fast Day service will be held in the
Methodist church in this place, on Thursday,
the 2lst inst. at II o'clock, A. M. The meet
ing will be led by the pastor of the church
and several preachers will speak on Sabbath
Dissertation, the subject of the meeting. Let
the people come prepared to take part in the
exercises and resolve to awaken such an in
terest as will result in good to the community.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-20

Rev. John Moore will begin his course of
.ceptifc and historical lectures in the Con-
gregational vestry, on next Friday evening.
The subject of the first lecture will be, "The
Geological History of the Earth and Moon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-20

The Augusta Wrench Co., have received
catering offers to locate their mandatory
.,Oaklsnd; Waterville is also anxious to re-
,s;ye the company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-20

The democratic State committee meets at
the United States Hotel, Portland, on Thurs.
asv the 2Slh inst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-20

Of all the Sarsspar'llas. 'B lis lie purely
Maine medicine. 1t is sold all over Maine.
gives the best satisfaction, and sold at half
the price of any other, is superior to them
all az Blood, Stomach. Liver or Kidney
remedy" Try and see for yourselves. (Only
so cts.l
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wish to extend my sincere and heartfelt
thanks TO the friends, ntighbors and Calantha
Lodge, *. OF = for their kindness and as
sslance during the sickness and death of my
husband.
Mrs. JOHN II. Powers.
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farmer in Kennebec county dressed
recenty three lambs, the meat of which
weighed 100 pounds and for which he received
:. check from the commission men in Boston
for 5000 This pays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-20

E1@A r. Lewis has placed his order box
at j. L. Adams State street, and at G. &
Hunts and will be pleased To receive ORDER
for making, cleaning and laying carpets,
whitening etc. spr20 .odlm
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The Augusts corps of the Salvation Army
celebrated their second anniversary on Mon
aav evening Maj. hampton and other off
,srs were in attendance.
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horsford's Acid Phosphate
Important.

81 ~. =, Z. Smith, Charlotte, N. c., says !:
on,~ a'asch to it the highest importance, not
tha,,. az an agreeable cooling drink, but as a
v,l nap agent of well defined and specific
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NE@W. ii. ttuiur-, AUGUSTA oLsACHERf,
having just received all the latest styles 10
hat and bonnet blocks is prepared to change
hats and boanets into airy style TO suit
customers. Work will be promptly done and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-20

NN@Reguar monthly meeting of the
IsuIe,' Auxiiilrv of the Y. NJ. G. A.. VIII
be held Wednesday afternoon At O'Clock in
the parlor of the association. All ladies' who
have an interest in the work are cordially
inyjred to attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-20

One of the rising young newspaper men of
Lewiston is very successful poultry keeper.
His flock is an admirable one, numbering
aver one hundred thoroughbred birds, several
If which have carried off the first prizes at
the fairs and poultry exhibitions. He has
been offered very tempting prices for several
of his fowls but refused them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-20

The Grand Army circular, stating that
Louis at the National Encampment, at from
80 50 to 81 90 is disputed by letter that
states the charges will be from SIG 90 to $1,000
a day for room. The Maine Council of
Administration will hold meeting at the
Falmouth Hotel, Portland, May 4th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-20

The lateness of the season is seriously in.
terering with the planting of early crops.
Usually this early, peas, onions, potatoes,
lettuce, etc., have been started in the ground,
but it is hardly practicable to do this with
little frost however. that when the snow has
melted of the seed can be buried at once
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Don't forget the sociable to be given by
che ladies' of the Relief Corps at G. A. r.
Hall this evening.
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Tofal aud State Neivs.
Wednesday. April 30. 1887.

First striped bass of the season at Central
esh market.
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g. NJ. H - M 81 81

ago o1red St,o Gov
Depte the exceedingly since ,rvaas M
tnrohseu with customers
nave oeen eagerly sought -
o cen rsat depletion of the have hand
uy equal Limited stor room 1871
out small portion of this
lOnal ' o'nnS oher some
$50 yds $50 vds Snmmar ell.
Blue Print A "ouo once more call at
"o ooc oer at 20 the lot Wool
yard Dress ito "A in
wide that sold at 75c
vds Meriua tSlOIl and which Iamn
worth l2c offer % SOFA Se'ns at ooc per yard
yard e always at l2ac, offer at
n a exce6n
5 pcs .JersevF anned these goodsle
lat 75c, have
|oo yards lacs worth 10 Of hoseat
cents offer r,yarlm arked from and
70 dozen Ladies Brilliant
Lse Gloves,
browns oP'0"ScS lou rlh'
worth at package
'enS per par pounds cheap ST. n and SOC
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Difo.

In Chronicle. Ala. March Al, Helen. only child o
Edwin NJ and Marietta Hutchinson. aged wear.
days; April ;. Mar eta, wife of Edwin NJ. Hu chin
son, aged - years, month";.
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tHarrteD.

In PALMYRA, April 70. BY Rev. V. d. SwreIland
Suel Milleit TO Miss Edith Furbush, both of Pa m
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20 dozen Ladies' Brilliant
Lisle Gloves, in tans and
browns, six button length,
worth Soc, ] shall sell at %
cents per pair.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-18
En nh Gro | ubIigt.

Grbeibet for at faa SpbIiben AZ
G%ourtbus, Ilabien / Spmmetri meb bet
pprise Inlas frGuer, at en- betpoeli9
Suromasie bortitaHes, ba De Mfnre, iom
Der ifal ppicres, bpr itaa meo 5poen
netpp bopr @abenS permanerte Ssloe
Ital pGre. Man bar berfpr | ben Nns
lebniris tGnft paa, boorleoes man bel
biait ituloe benptte alt oct 8rus, % al
ben Serb, iom naa burtfjpres berfra,
% Gitp Council bar beilllttet at anpenoe
benne Sorbiplo til GnlG9 at DC Serb
banter, Der pil bore aloeles npopenoise,
naar ensans meb 9iben paa Srpaoipap
Ital lGsses en- Bro pper Orb Stun.
0isie abutments oil paa benne Maaoe
blipe fIere @anse billi9ere MI, pa @ru'
Jet lisser lise peb Saanben, END Ienere
ben / Chen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-18
On lang Scun.

9tl ct Sotel / 9onoon anfcm Der ny
fla en- franif 8eiienbe, Der itraG eIter
fin Gnfomit lasbe fig ps iop fem
9ase / Sab. Gn 2e9e unoerie9te bain
ben femte Gag o. fanbt, at bans 2tls
itanb life bar bet1nfeli9 | nogen Sens
ieeuoe. 2esen iOripste at paffe bam
ueo Sjelp Of magnetic grperimenter.
Wanben luffebe ginene op, berpaa lpfs
teoe ban @rmere / Seiret % aabneoe
Munben, men iasbe intet, os ct giebllt
efter ialbt ban paaup / Sppn. Gn
gime eIter ipntes ban at paasne for
Nfpor, ps ban uobrpb: "8e bar ltjaas
let 500 ST. fra mis!" 9erpaa falpt
ban after / Sspn. !San bapoe / Be fem
Gage life taset nosen Marins til Jig,
men alliseuel i1us Gulien paa reselmass
iis Maabe. 29serne bar uotalt, at
hatl5 SgDrt oll tlltt1te pare ! Tlre ll9er
eler mere. 8eriunen bar ~iorsprist tio@
ligere bapt lisnenoe Gnialb. Man
tfrubt nemfis / hans aen,nse Ell BILLET,
iom pilte, at ban / 9aris par blepel1
bebanblet al en- befjenot 29ge ior bet
famine Silf9lbe. 3 8iletten ItOo:
Iaris ben 26oe December 1885. st
for 9iben unber 8~ebanolin9 paa Soipiz
talet "2a Salpetriere". Spis je9 ltuloe
ramnes al npset llbelo, iaal pm nerpple
Glnfalb, lang Spun eller lisnenbe Gil
feloe, anmubes man um at ienoe mig
til Spipitalet. Seq ifal betale for ben
8leie, Der bliuer mig til 9el." Wans
ben mberIpses bustis at 1ere 9aser,
ps BET m9rfelise SilfGlbe peffer tor
Opii9t / 2pnbon.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-18
sra ga GroSje, Mis.

lite Wtai 1887.
pa SIR. grpsbp life funoe mpbtase
Soften iom Gitp Ittornep, bar Der
election ben lobe Mai. Scr. 6. 8.
Sopb, INDEPENDENT &anbioat, ps S. 8.
Caller iom fusion 8anbibat. 0en
Sibltnapnte blep palst meo 81 Stem,
mers Waipritet.
Sele 8pen bar "eriteb" % alarmeret
Manbas, ba be troobe Sallpaps Wil
bar ibrano, men De bar blot ct minbre
gus, tilbprenbe Spbn Samlep, Der
br9nbte nee. Suiet par parbiat til
800 % asiureret for $500. 8psnin.
gen bar lise IND til Salwaps Mil men
burtis Sjelp fra 8ranpitationen itanb.
iebe Sloens llbbrebelie. Scr. s. 6.
Sons bar itanoiet fin Gnsrus 8afe-
forretnims. San pentes BERTH i 9pbei
at IA 9ase for at urbne fine Sorbplbs
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-18
Smaapluf.

- gn at Sanlon Bridges Srepbuer
tilbaselasbe Geien fra gebar Gapios
til fit Sjem libt loenipr 9ecurab paa
2 Elmer % 7 Minutter, Ell @iitaub al
lis Wile.
= Yeter g. Smuutb, MI bpiat /
minneapolis, bar after, liseiom flere
@anse tiblisere, baaoe Der os Der, paret
bjemipst al Slbebranb. Snbbp, !Sus,
Sjem, Sartiteb, &ebitaber, Oft sif iaa
pmtrentlis meo, iaa Gabet piitnpf life
er lanst fra $1,000.
= Suer 2arien sjprpe iibite use Ell
Snartur up til Curing @rope ps
8rpmnsoiIe.
- Spief Spperub bar p9ret Der
nebe npsle Gage fra Mtaoiion, 9atota.
- S. .. Gamblers lisser bet9rfes
list ips.
- Sobn 6. Duncan bar affipbt
gambler & Gpple Spinberi % @Goeri,
ipm MI ifal bolpes / itabis 8irtiombeo.
Man fan iaa iprnbet p9 pepet Der, p9
besuoen iGlses De Ser tilpirfeoe Stpfie.
- Wr. u. Supel, en- sanrmel, rig
8ecprabsS ettler, er afsaaet peb 9pber
fit Sus paa Sroappap.
9ana Sadeloer, en- pusre lopItl=
beret Mano, ipm tiblisere ubbanneoe
fig / &etsuibenitab hos @iQett Der
Sper, er afsaaet peo 9pben i 9incoln,
Nebrasfa.
6. 6. 9idermann er ii9rb meb
of labe opfpre en- Yripatbolis for fig
ct. Saul. Gen ifal foite $4,000.
= Spbn g. 9uder us Gbas. s.
@eiier tps fig forleoem Dag Ell 9ur
oeitpper; &pstet peo at fprtale, at
Seniisten bar at finbe ct Steb, bppr Dc
tunbe aabne en- 5prretnins.
- timber ct it9rft, men fortuarist
9prbenpeir 5rebas Mibbas fog 9pnei
neo ct Stpffe ubenipr 5reeport ps lplin.
trebe ct fort gsetr9, unber bpilfet be,
itpb 6 ajpr. DC to br9btes i iammt
gieblif, be fire andre braste man ate,
paa genene peo at Die en- Miansbe tolot
8anb pper benz.
Stubent 3. 5anbe fra Sprine
GaQep, Minn., bar / aipiste llge beiss
samle genner | 2ecprab.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-18

"9uren"s apncerti z spring 8roue,
Minn., aibplbes 2prbas Gften ben 21be
Wai. @i fan paa bet 8ebite anbefale
"9uren" til bore mango 29iere Sprins
@rope % Smesr. s oil lite fomme til
at ansrs paa, at S 9aar ben Iften p9
bprer "2uren" ipnse,
Orr @ilIon, iom bar afbGnoet
I'm 8eltaurant Sprretnins til SusleD,
lptter til Galmar for Der at opertase
ct lite &lasies eating Suuie".
- Iaar ma fer Suer 2%oriens Sil=
lebe / "Goiten" benne rse, p,l man
tanIfe fro, at ban bar paitet fig, men
BET er aloeles life 9ilfalbet, - ia, bet
pil iiae, er life @runben til at Yora
trGttet fer bebre no enb tiolisere, men
BET er MT.
IroIesior 8. 2arien reiite / Spn-
bags til ct. 9ouis for at opero9re Irp-
iesior @altbers 8esrapelie ben 11oe
Mtai.
= Spnobens 5ormano, 8aitor s.
q. Ireus, 9iitriftsfprmanoene, Yaituz
rerne 9. &oren % s. 9. 5ri6 o9 Spipo
9iitrifts Supleant for 5ormanb Yaitor
6. @ulisbers bar / afpiste use paret
Secorab.
9a Yrpf. 2aur. 9arien blep nebi
til at reiie bort, bar Yrofesior O.
Sutbne lopet at bulbe Seittalen ben Zoe
Mai / Irpfesipr 9ariens Steb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-18
Sarl ben Stores Scepter,

Der bibtil er blepen opbeparet / 2puore
/ Yaris Ipm Ell foItbar &elifuie, FAR npz
Zig peo nermere llnberip9elle pitt Jig at
bore - ct 5alium. Sfglsc ct 5Oreoras,
Der / bisIe Gage er blepet bolot / Earis
al en- befjenbt slrfaplus om en- franlf
Cub imebefunlt, er bet nemlis blepet
fpnitateret, at BET n9pnte Scepter /
Sirfelisbeben life er anbet END en- 9aftz
itof, Der bar tilbprt Ell &irtelan9er. 3a
Seller NappleOn ifulbe frones, ubtalte
ban gnIfet ON at bolbe &eiier &arl ben
Stures Scepter / lin 6aanb unoer geres
monien. Man ~ioripneoe berior Scepz
eret n,eb npt 5lpil Os puoieoe Bet Op,
p9 peb benne 2eili9beb ppbageoe en-
@ttfbi,teb, Der bbasee facet bette 9perp,
til i'm fore 5orbauielie, at Der paa Mez
taaet bar %inbsraueret iglsenbe Orb:
"9enne Stao tilbprer mig X. Sanz
ger peb Nptrea8 Dame &irfer, 1855.
@ulbimeben unberretteoe itrar &eiierens
Suerbofmarlfal, @eueral 9ucroc, ON
ben merfelise Spbaselie, ban baobe
siprt. @eneralen iuareoe, at man life
ifuloe tale berom til &eiieren. "9e maa
lasse npt 5lpil ont Scepteret", iasbe
ban til @ulbimeben, "os life tale ct Orb
ON, bpab be bar feet. Set er abIplut
npbpenbist, at &eiieren bebolber ben
Sperbeoisnins, at ban bar bapt &arl
ben Stores Scepter / fin Saanb."
Saaleoes git bet til, at Seller Nappleon
ben 5Srite blep frpnet meb en- &irfeianz
gers 9aftitof / i'm Saanb, os iprit MI er
Sauiipnen ON 8eiier Scarf ben Stores
Scepter bleoen pbelast.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-18
S Omaha, Nebr., iful bpsses et
SinesIpseaipl for 100000.
Set fortrtnIiaNe.

g.. 8. Ntfins, Tolitidef, &ncrpine Tenn.
ltrleer: "sein 5anlilie os jss bar meset q
!alte SereS fortrinlisc Reoieine for, DR.. King
new Discovery for Consumption. "a lea
er oserbeoi't ON, at bet er, bpab bet uoaipes
lor a pGre, oil leg sierne bepione bette. Wine
Seilfer, I'll builie jes bar anbefalet bet, ro,er
oct peo enbuer anleonins." DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption aaranteres. a,
oct belbreoer Soite, 5oriislelie, Yrcniit, NItt
mo, Strllbeboite os ale Slass Spaoumme
Sallen, Srpfet % 9unserne. YrspefaTfel
Dos 8. 8. Wontsomerp & Go. Store Slo
tiers LOO. SGlses paa 9potbeter | alc
Sper. 70
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-18
sra Spring 0ropc, Winn.

Sor pmtrent l glar iiben fit Sprins
@rope ct Srdelter, buffet maa iises at
babe sjort spbe 5remitribt / ben for
bplbspis forte 9ib, Bet bar beltaaet.
Weblemmerne bar fprifaffet fig l%lniiprs
mer os banner ct ristis pent aompani.
Sansifplen beritebs lebes al Scr.
Gube, Der hpttebe berben ifjor Spit.
San Ifal bore en- Wanb, iom er pel
biemme / fit Sag % forreiten liplig ps
mil.
st at be iibite Stor Muruer Der bar
Srpluppet til Scr. e. Mtrs. &natteruo.
9aset bolbtes BEN 30te Ipril bos Sten=
grim Sersrub, 8rubens Saber. Set
bar ristis ct spbt Sag. Manse Gieiter
par tilitebe, ps 8rubeparret fit en- bel
Del 5crGrin9er al ale Sla9s Wsbler.
Spring @rppe 5olfets i9re9ne Gpner
til at sjpre bet in~teresiunt % ~fprnpielisi
fum psiaa ber tilipne. Gn Del mnber4
bOlot Zig meo 6ortalinser, andre mel
lelplapebe Siier pip.
8ruoeparret snites IN lps % Bill
5remtib!
!6ermeb bore "Goiten" meo bens
2aiere penlisit biliet ira Spring @rope
a
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-18
Spbsfalb.

9ars Sperion Mebaas, Ell al De Glos
ite Settlere / Canoe Tpfpnibip, aisif
Srebass peb 9pben / en- Sllber at pper
81 @ar. San bar fpbt paa @aaroen
Siluns paa @ois, Nprse, bupr ban
bpebe til ban bar Is Slar sanmel, %
flpttebe iaa til @aarben Weoaas / @ra=
ben Spsu, bupr ban blep gift ps bpeoe
80 gar. s 1850 uopanbrebe ban til
Gmerifu % Tom Iaret eiter til 8innes
Ibeit gpuntp, bppr ban iiben Den 3ib
bar bpet. Gan eiterluoer fig Suitru,
3 Spnner Sper, Mitfel % ears, Der
6pr1te Siobmanb Secprab, De to Nnort
bur paa Sebrenesaarben / Canoe, iamI
en- 9utter Mabli, gift meb 8, 8. 5us.
Jun Der / HGrbeben.
Sen @amle blep / Spnbass besrauet
paa &irfesaaroen peo gauges &irfe
Canoe 3ownibip.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-18
HYERS SISTERS.

Zen befjenbte Donaven's Grand new
Dramatic and musical Organization
pil sipe en- SOreItilins / Stepers Sull
5reoas 9lften ben 2Obe Mai. 9ette
Selifab bar uaret fer ct Iar @anse
fsr, us transer insen Gnbefalins. 9ell
blotte Grinorins at Sam Lucas, Der er
meb bette Selifab, er npf til at le al.
YiIetter fan erbolbes hos 2epnarb FAINT
peb Snbsansen.